Comparative Analysis of Project Management Methodologies
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Running head: PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGYPROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGYName of the Student:Name of the University:Author note:
1PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLGY Table of ContentsIntroduction..........................................................................................................................3Discussion............................................................................................................................4Implementation process.......................................................................................................6Organization A.................................................................................................................6Organization B.................................................................................................................7Organization C.................................................................................................................8Issue with Implementation...................................................................................................9Organization A.................................................................................................................9Organization B...............................................................................................................10Organization C...............................................................................................................10Solution to issue.................................................................................................................11Organization A...............................................................................................................11Organization B..............................................................................................................11Organization C...............................................................................................................12Benefit of Methodologies..................................................................................................12Organization A...............................................................................................................12Organization B...............................................................................................................12Organization C...............................................................................................................13Conclusion.........................................................................................................................14
3PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLGY Introduction Project Management Methodology is mainly used by manager to achieve goals and desiredoutputs with in a definite period of time. Irrespective of its field there are certainmethodologies which the managers follow from initiation to its implementation. Amethodology is nothing but a design which is used by project managers for designing,planning, achievements and implementation of their project goals. There are large number ofproject management methodology which can be used to benefit the various ongoing projects.There is a particular methodology that NASA uses to build up a space station whichcompletely differs from the methodology used by Navy to build submarines. There is variousproject management methodology that are used to satisfy the needs of different projectsacross various domains of business. The most commonly used project management methodology are Adaptive projectframework, Agile software development, Crystals methods, Dynamic system DevelopmentModel, Extreme programming, Feature Driven development, lean development, Prince2,Rapid Application Development, Spiral, System development life Cycle (SDLC), Waterfall(Traditional).Selecting the appropriate project management could be bit risky because it involves a lot offactors that should be considered. Each project management methodology has its ownpositive and negative aspects. There is no as such term called good or bad methodology, ittotally depends on the requirement of the project.
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